>>
>> If Max Wait Time is not what I am after, could you please point me in
>> the right direction ??
> 
> I don't know the answers.  I was short in my reply.  Sorry.  I mean: 
> stop using max wait time in the short term, to get your jobs running. 
> Hopefully someone else can help.
> 
> But off hand, I think max wait time is doing the wrong thing here.  Post 
> your entire job definition and we'll see.
> 

I've encounter this type of trouble with max wait time having the same 
behaviour of max runtime.


Perharps you could enable concurrent jobs ( if not tape setup ) ?
In the other hands you can always issue a run command in bconsole and start the 
failed jobs manually.



-- 

     Bruno Friedmann


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